Autopsy************

When I first saw this title, I thought it was a suspenseful horror novel about forensics, or a detective novel, but in fact this book is more like a diary of the author's emotions recorded based on his own experiences. Life and death have always been important matters in the eyes of the Chinese people, and as one of the extraditers of the deceased, forensic medicine will give us many different understandings of life. The author points out in the book, "Death, my old enemy, strikes me hard again. The more you know about something, the stronger your ability to control it." Therefore, when people understand more and more about death, one day we will no longer be afraid of death. Many times fear is due to the unknown.

The name "autopsy report" sounds scary, but this article is not about corpses. This book tells the career of a funeral director, describing his experience and insights during his years as a funeral director. Behind the seemingly terrifying surface, there are many life principles and social phenomena. Each story begins with the appearance of a corpse, and then tells how the author disposes of the corpse, examines the cause of his death, and investigates the truth of the case. Underneath the seemingly terrifying surface is the connotation of recording professional experiences.

The author wrote extremely real and bloody scenes and descriptions, including the detailed process of handling the remains in the funeral home, as well as reflections and discussions on the social status and identity authentication of the deceased. It also conveys a kind of thinking about life and death, human nature and dignity through the perspective of the protagonist. The book's concise language and fluent writing allow readers to quickly immerse themselves in the protagonist's life and have deep reflections and resonance with the stories they read. It is a true and thought-provoking work that is both literary and full of social concern.

Cara Valentine, director of the Pathology Museum in Bath, England, writes about her experience working as a undertaker and a note about her experience as a undertaker. When the author tells readers about his work experience and his feelings about work, he is also conveying to readers a philosophy of life that respects death. The occurrence of death always comes equally to every creature in the world. Respecting death and fearing death are compulsory life lessons for us in this life. The author's writing is simple and unpretentious, but the content beneath the writing is novel. Readers can see another side of the world through the author's words and perceive the world perceptions of others in different professional fields, which opens up a new perspective for readers to look at issues. It opens up a new way for readers to perceive the world.

The content of this book is very exciting. The author tells various details of the autopsy process in a relaxed tone, allowing readers to have a deeper understanding of this mysterious field. The characters in the book have distinctive personalities, especially the author herself. Her professionalism and respect for life are impressive. However, I kind of hated the irresponsible driver whose actions resulted in the death of that poor cat. Overall, this is a good book worth reading.

It allows people to better understand the work of forensic medicine, understands the meaning of life, and learns many secrets of the human body. It is really interesting!

I really like the author's drive to love her career and shine in every position, and I also like her humorous words to explain this serious and terrifying matter.

It's really beautiful. If you read it carefully, you can feel the intertwining feeling of life and death... Ahhhh, I have become obsessed with this kind of book recently [Sending my heart] and I can also learn some philosophy of life [Thinking]

Okay, I'm hooked [learned]

I particularly like this type of book. I recommended it after watching the video. This is also my future goal. I hope I can also become a qualified female forensic doctor.

I couldn't stand it at first, but the more I watched, the better it became.